Fire Fighting Unit FAQs

The complete unit includes:
• Australian-made fire fighting bladder tank (SJ1100 RPVC, non-potable)
• Heavy-duty trailer-mounted mobile frame
• High-pressure hose reel with 36m hose and brass nozzle
• 207cc petrol-driven fire fighting pump
• Protective ground sheet
• Fill and outlet fittings with cam-lock connections

Optional accessories such as top covers and custom fittings are available upon request.

Yes. All bladder tanks are designed and manufactured in Australia using UV-stabilised, flame-retardant industrial materials built for harsh Australian conditions.

Standard capacities include:
• 500L
• 1,200L
• 3,400L
• 5,300L
• 6,250L

Custom sizes up to 50,000L+ are also available. Contact us for a tailored solution.

Yes. Custom options include:
• Tank dimensions and capacity
• Inlet and outlet fittings
• Hose and pump configuration
• Trailer setup
• Material selection

Custom manufacturing lead times may apply.

The unit is backed by a 2-year manufacturer’s warranty covering defects in materials and workmanship under normal operating conditions.

The bladder is manufactured from SJ1100 RPVC (Reinforced PVC), a 1100 GSM industrial-grade material featuring:
• UV-stabilised coating
• Flame-retardant properties
• High tear and tensile strength
• Waterproof construction
• Long-term outdoor durability

It is widely used in fire fighting, mining, agriculture, and industrial water storage.

Yes. The material complies with ISO3795 flame-retardant standards and is suitable for fire fighting and emergency water storage applications.

Yes. The bladder operates in temperatures from -30°C to +70°C and is designed for long-term outdoor exposure in harsh UV conditions.

No. This Fire Fighting Bladder Tank is made from non-potable SJ1100 RPVC material and is not certified for drinking water use.

It is designed for:
• Fire fighting
• Agricultural water storage
• Dust suppression
• Industrial use
• Emergency water supply

Yes. We manufacture food-grade bladder tanks suitable for drinking water applications such as:
• Livestock watering
• Drinking water storage
• Remote accommodation
• Food processing
• Emergency potable supply

Contact us for specifications and pricing.

The SJ1100 RPVC material is compatible with many common fluids including:
• Water, seawater, and brine
• Mineral oils and greases
• Animal fats
• Many alkaline solutions
• Selected industrial chemicals

Chemical compatibility depends on concentration and exposure time. Please contact us for confirmation before use.

Yes. The ground sheet protects the bladder from abrasion, punctures, and surface damage. It should always be used to maximise service life.

Yes. Water can be stored long-term. For best results, we recommend inspection and cleaning every 3–6 months for stagnant storage.

The unit includes a 207cc petrol-powered fire fighting pump with a maximum flow rate of approximately 18 m³/h, suitable for emergency water transfer.

Tank size depends on:
• Fire fighting requirements
• Vehicle capacity (ute, trailer, truck, or fixed site)
• Available installation space
• Site conditions
• Water reserve needs
• Intended application

Vehicle examples:
• Ute tray: suits smaller bladders (1.8m–2.4m length)
• Single-axle trailer: medium capacity
• Dual-axle trailer: large units (3,000L–6,250L+)
• Fixed site: no space limits — up to 50,000L+

Our team can recommend the best configuration based on your vehicle or available space.

We offer standard sizes and models that are ready to order directly. Simply select your required size when placing your order.

If you need a custom solution, contact our team for assistance.

Standard manufacturing lead time is typically 1–3 weeks depending on configuration and demand.

Custom-built units may require additional time. Contact us for current production schedules.